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Show Dates:
May 17, 18 - 7:30pm
May 19 – 2:00pm
May 17, 18 - 7:30pm
May 19 – 2:00pm
Directed by: Bruce Heighley
The Cast:
Penny …....................Abby Wallace
Paul …...................Robert B. Siegel
Alice …..............Christiana Luciano
Essie …..............Samantha Cooper
Martin …..............J. Walker Fischer
Rheba …................Tiffany Johnson
Donald …...................Elliott Hooper
De PInna ….............Henry Orlowski
Ed …................................Alec Luby
Tony …....................Nick Harshman
Kolenkhov …...........Peter Gutierrez
Gay ..................Gretchen Wynegar
Olga …..................Madeleine Borth
Mr. Kirby ….....................Jerry Doty
Mrs. Kirby …..................Anji Brazell
Government Men ….........Jim Borth
Merrill Hendler, Steven Makky
The Cast:
Penny …....................Abby Wallace
Paul …...................Robert B. Siegel
Alice …..............Christiana Luciano
Essie …..............Samantha Cooper
Martin …..............J. Walker Fischer
Rheba …................Tiffany Johnson
Donald …...................Elliott Hooper
De PInna ….............Henry Orlowski
Ed …................................Alec Luby
Tony …....................Nick Harshman
Kolenkhov …...........Peter Gutierrez
Gay ..................Gretchen Wynegar
Olga …..................Madeleine Borth
Mr. Kirby ….....................Jerry Doty
Mrs. Kirby …..................Anji Brazell
Government Men ….........Jim Borth
Merrill Hendler, Steven Makky
Meet the zany Sycamore household presided over
by Grandpa, a former businessman who has turned
his back on commerce to enjoy life after the
depression. Here everyone does just what he or she
pleases. Daughter Penny is a novelist because
someone delivered a typewriter by mistake.
Grandaughter Essie makes and sells candy but
wants to be a dancer, so she dances everywhere.
The dour Kirbys arrive and meet all the the wacky
wonderful Sycamores for a fun filled evening.
by Grandpa, a former businessman who has turned
his back on commerce to enjoy life after the
depression. Here everyone does just what he or she
pleases. Daughter Penny is a novelist because
someone delivered a typewriter by mistake.
Grandaughter Essie makes and sells candy but
wants to be a dancer, so she dances everywhere.
The dour Kirbys arrive and meet all the the wacky
wonderful Sycamores for a fun filled evening.
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Show Dates:
June 14, 15 – 7:30pm
June 16 – 2:00-pm
June 14, 15 – 7:30pm
June 16 – 2:00-pm
Directed by: Kathy Thompson
Auditions:
May 19 & 20 - 6:30pm
Show Dates:
July 20, 21, 27, 28 – 2:00-pm
Auditions:
May 19 & 20 - 6:30pm
Show Dates:
July 20, 21, 27, 28 – 2:00-pm
Wanted: Actors, Singers, Dancers
Ages 11 to 19
Ages 11 to 19
Society’s assumptions create funny problems for a couple living together
“without benefit of marriage.” in The Man in the Stalls by Alfred Sutro. A
woman betrays her husband's trust with his best friend in Another Way Out by
Lawrence Langner The farce A Proposal Under Difficulties by John Kendrick
Bangs says it all. Edward Goodman’s Eugenically Speaking voices novel
concepts on marriage and could be seen as a farcical comment on the
Shavian idea of women’s liberation. Relationships between men and women
resonate through time and always provide a laugh or tear or two.
“without benefit of marriage.” in The Man in the Stalls by Alfred Sutro. A
woman betrays her husband's trust with his best friend in Another Way Out by
Lawrence Langner The farce A Proposal Under Difficulties by John Kendrick
Bangs says it all. Edward Goodman’s Eugenically Speaking voices novel
concepts on marriage and could be seen as a farcical comment on the
Shavian idea of women’s liberation. Relationships between men and women
resonate through time and always provide a laugh or tear or two.
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Directed by: Carrie Van Tol
